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THE Commissioners, for Victualling His Majesty's Navy, &c. do hereby give notice, that on TUESDAY, the 12th of September next, they will be ready to receive Tender in writing (scaled up), and treat for the Supply, on separate Contracts, of such quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, as may be deraanded•for the use of his Majesty's Troops at Gibraltar, Grenada, Antigua, I Tobago, Barhadoes, Trinidad, Perbicp, • St. Lucia, Dominica, St. Kitts, and Demerara, St. Vincent. For Twelve months certain froM the 24th of June, 1827, the aggregate amount of which is estimated at about 4,000 Tierces of Beef, and 4,000 Tierces** Pork., The condition, of the Contra:Ll may be seen at this Office, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Dunsterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cork. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloek on the ,day ap pointed ; and must be accompanied by a letter signed by two re sponsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tul &ring, in the penal sum of one-third of the amount of the Con tract for_the due performance of the same. The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. IL WALLER CLIFTON. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jinx 5, 1826. THE Commissioners for Vict ua lli ng hi s M a j esty ' s Navy, B.e.' do hereby give Notice, that on TUESDAY, the 26th of September next, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply to this Depart ment of a quantity of Irish Salt Meat, equal to 4,500 Navy Tierces of BEEF, and 6,000 Navy Tierces of PORK, all to be cured in the ensuing season, and to be delivered four-fifth parts thereof in Tierces, and the remaining fifth part in Barrels into his Majesty's. Viattr.lling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and 1 Plymouth, in such proportions as shall hereafter be required, one-half thereof tin or before the 28th day of February, and the other half (+,, i ' or before the 31st day of May, 1827. Iu tile event, however, of the Board not accepting any of the Tenders which they may receive on the 12th of. September, (in s ittsuanee of another Advertiseinent of this date), for the supply of Salt Meat at Gibraltar and the West India Islands and Colo nies, the further quantities of 4000 Tierces of Beef, and 4,500 Tierces of Pork, will be required for delivery at Deptford, and in that case may be tendered for .on the 26th, with the quantities above -mentioned. The whole to be paid for as usual by Bills without Interest, payable at 60 days after date. The conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office, or by applying to*Mr. J. W. Dunsterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cotk ; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to Three Hundred Tierces of Beef, or Three Hundred Tierces of Pork, ill be • admitted; and each Tinder must specify the Price in cords at length, and he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock in the day appointed, and must be accompanied by a etter signed by two responsible persons, engaging to become Nailed with the party tendering, in the penal sups of one-third of he amount of the Contract, for the due performance of the same. The person who makes the Tender, or some person on his-he , IA must attend, to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. AT a numerous and respect a bl e M eet i ng of SHIP OWNERS of the Port ofNeweastle, held at the Northern lerland Arno, North Shields, on Tuesday, the 4.th July, 1826. Mr. RICHMOND, in the Chair. On th e mo ti on o f Ai r . F oato seconded by Mr. A zinsusois, mr, he following Resolutions were put, and unanimously agreed to : Ist. That this Meeting view i with sentiments of the utmost made by His Majesty's Go vernment,ila, the alterations that have teen through the medium ie Tthe late Parliament, in the Agricultural, Navigation and Colonial Systems °of Great Britain ; alterations xleulatfsl to destroy every National Interest--Naval, Ie effect of which (as far Commercial, and Manufacturing IR this Meeting is conmrntsl) aie —an alre d ad l y i sever . el s ); felt in the great generally. ``2d. and the d nwreasing Distress of the Shipping Interest diteent Ports, soil of the United of unprecedented Kingdom gen 2d. That this Meeting, under the pressure ;Nation in which the measures of Ms Majesty's Ministers have not heed them, do consider it the imperative duty, . the United only of the ;hip -Owners of this, but of every other seaport tn (ingdom, to nse all the means and exertion in their . P ious and nduce his Majesty's Governmeut to abandon the pernitower, to estructive system they have adopted. 3d. That this Meeting are Convinced of the titter ltnP".ib ilit Y F the Shi pp i ng Interest of this country ever being placed I-- on a rating of rea l reciprocity with foreigners, by any r e mission o f irect T axat i on, whether on the materials used in the building ntl equiment of ships, or in th e shap e of lo ca l c h arges i nc id en tal 4th. That a Committee be appointed to wait on the Members ected to represent the Counties of Northumberland and Durham, id the town of Newtxistle-upon-Tyne, to explain to them the feet which the recent changes have made in the Shipping and :e nunercial Interests of the Country ; and to• etuleavour o ress on th e i r m i nds the necessity of an immediate Revis t i im on o lase recent Law s , w hi c h will cause the destruction of that ad- f linable *mein framed by the wisdom and experience of Ages, "Id which formed the basis of the greatness and glory of Great ritain. a' sth. On the motion of Mr. Laing, seconded by Mr./Hag - nay, it mini:nem:sly reaolved,--That Mr. Richmond, Mr. Forrest: rr. Andereon, Mr. T. Fenwiek, Mr. Milfe, fr. Waw n , M r . Bell, Mr. -Voting, Mr. Dal tale, Air.. Mr. J Str Laing,g, Laing, Le Mr. }luny, he the Connnitte delegated by this Meeting for [e purpose of carrying these resolutions into • effect, any five of oilhorn are empowered to act; and that the prodings of this day ed b e communicated fly the Chairman to ali t the seaports of the Kingdom, requesting their concurrence and co-operation the utmost extent of their power, particularly by calling the at- ntion of their Representatives in Parliament to te effects of ' .ese baneful measiirti, and requesting' their aid toter escue the titian Shipping from the destruction inevitable to them, if they e persevered in. 6th. o n t h e tnotien of Mr. Forrest, seconded by Mr. Straker, at these Resolutions be published in the London and Local Pa rs; and that they be signed by the Chairman. W RICHMOND, Chairman. The Thanka of the Meeting were ) ro by Mr. C ha ir sad. ',tended by,mr,,..Wawn, and unanimously voted to the Chairman r his exertions at this Meeting. FOR. WoRMS, }i:i:::C,i:6l,;7"----i IN it S TOMACH, &c. rifiE titort usual symptoms of NVorms are. Fits, 41 . Pains in the Stomach, Side, and Head, L., o ' SA of Appetite, lcl Pale, Languid, and Emaciated Appritrance in the Patient. of CHING'S PATKNT WORM lie extillortlittary efficacy ' 2 , ENt; KS in all melt Complaints, ns w e lt 8 , ob structimis ifi e P. ,,, Os, 41141 every Disorder whefe opening or cleansing lYsic ih i ,. /piir . eil, is so universally known, and has l'ieert pub 1Y "elcootvledgeil hl' so initny. persons of distinction and lik in society, -Ur t i t is unnecessary here to enlarg e on their. eiliiar Vii tiie: ‘1 lititlerA, Chemists, S i o , id in lloxe - : ; I t I, i 4,1 And '2'. fld• I'Y rest,eultsole, tiorne . r . of - S : V:P.Inl'., London ; 51, Szickeille tin : ,ind 73, trine ! s-it ieet , Falinintrgit ; . Savory th e __ .:1..14t`w I . l ontifitreet, and :.! 20 : ltegent-streit t; f 1,,, ined ee P ,l l kiPisi I.eiliq;nc,retitlei s throughout Atte , inted Clerli declare .may he had, PERRY'S ESSENCE, w t hic h 2: i f_as , 1,,..7;, . .1 in highly respect able Journals to or , l p tic ors , i s x ..... %et discovered tor the Tooth and Ear Ache. In bot 4, 11. lid. and ts. 9d. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FIR WOOD, On Wednesday, the 9th day of August next, there will be Sold, by Public Roup, T HE whole THINNINGS of the following PLANTATIONS on the Estate of DUNMAGLASS, near Inverness, vit. : Of the Fir Plantation of Gask, consisting of Scots Acres 611 Duninaglasa, The Thinnings will be exposed in three Classes The first Class to consist of Trees measuring 3} inches in diameter, and upwards, for pit props. 2d, To consist of Trees from 3 inches, to 2A- inches in diameter. Sd, To include what remains fit for Crates, Trusses, Paling, &c. • The Plantations are now about 80 years old, and not being hitherto weeded, there is an immense quantity of the descriptions stated to be felled. The Trees will be cut down by the exposer, and every necessary facility exists for manufacturing and trans porting to the shipping ports. The Cask Wood is within three and a half miles of the ship ping port of Tnverness'; and the Dunmaglass Wood about seven miles: distant from the shipping place of Inverfarigaig, on the Cale donian Canal, with which. plaees there is coiumunication by ex cellent roads. On the following day, Thursday, the 10th day of August next, there will also be Sold, by Public Roup, A FIR PLANTATION, on the Estate of HOLM, near Nairn, and within live miles of the shipping place of Campbelltown. The Plantation consists of about 75 Scots Acres of large well-sized Timber, of excellent and durable quality, upwards of 53 years old. There are good roads to the shipping places, and every advantage for manufacturing and transporting. These extensive Sales merit the attention of CollierieS, Ship owner, and Wood-merchants, in the South as well as here; the great demand for lime and coal in the neighbourhood must render the export of the Wood an advantageous trade. The Sale to take place on the Ground on each day respectively, at 12 O'clotik at noon. The Wood will be exposed in lots, and credit on appuved security. Any further information required will be had on application to Mr. Logan, British Linen Com pany's Bank, Inverness. Inverness, June 14, 1526. CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING -fit. • ' WAREHOUSE, •for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. • OfficerS,. Cadets, and . Writers going to India, and Gentle men proceeding to South America, or arty other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Mili tary Appointments, 'Swords, Chacos, Sashes, Belts, Pistols, &c. together with a large and welhmannfactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bedding ; Cabin Wash-band Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, • Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travelling Equipage. AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with the necessary requisites for India, and other tropical climates ; likewise a great variety, of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable for families going abroad ; Military and Hindostanee Books, Alaps, &c. A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriage, Cuiricle, Tan. dem, Phwton, Stanhope and Chaise HARNESS, with every description of Saddl er y, &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which mtrit inspection from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderite prices. All the Articles in thisnitablishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly a4hertd to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abate nent will be made. IMPORTANT. TO FAMILIES. T HE' BEST COMMENT on the Virtues and Renovating Efficacy- of Dr. SOLOMON'S CELE BRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is the Ger.. tainty that Ladies or Fttsllion and Respectability find it the mo s t Efficacious M e di ca l Restorative to be met with in various Weaknetises peculiar to their Sex, gently, throwing a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed frame, recruiting the decayal spirits, dissipating headache, dulness, and languor, anti creating a pleasing vivacity. The great extent to which it is used by the Sickly, the Nervous, and the Debilitated, proves its unrivalled merit ; to thousands of whom it is daily affording relief Which no other Medicine has supplied. To those whom early indulgence of the Passions—Dissipa tion„ or too great Reliance on Constitutional Strength, have been injurious ; to the Sufferer front Lowness of Spirits, Heavi ness of Allot', Deranged Stomach, Languor, and I nca p ac i ty for Ex ert i on ; to those in whom the Digestive and Nervous Systems have been deranged, and consequently labouringundcr irregular and pahaful action ; and to those persons who ha.'e 'ruined their Constitutions, and brought on 'a perfect Tubes Dorsalii, by an immoderate indulgence of their passions; or in their way to the consummation of that deplorable Malady are affected. with :Weaknesses and the Obstruction of-certain Eva cu.ationa, this remedy is recomMendcd from ample experienee as the best restorative.. it very important observation may he made in favour of this celebrated Medicine, that unless its operation was gentle,: safe, and efficacio us ; i t could not- have obtained the unexampled demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the great advan tage of a persuasive tulvocate at the car or the Patient, so no. thing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce perseverance ; and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest combina tionS of Chemicals and Galenicals to root out chronic diseases and restore the valetudinarian to health. Much more might be sa id in just report -of it; for great veperience has shewn that none need despair, howeve r tiangexons th e i r s it uat i on may be, when so noble, safe, and efficacious a remedy Is offered for their relief. cAuTroN.—As many Imitations of this excellent Remedy are on Sale, the Public will he sure to ask for it as " Dr. Solo.. , 1 016 and Look at the Stamp affixed to each B o t t l e engraven upon it: none I h ri a o s n:s,'' "Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," other is genuine. Patients requiring advice may obtain it by application to thi ca djin t ise, accompanied with a remittance of a IL Note. To be had at Gilead-House, near Liverpool ; of Mr. John. Holborn; Mr. H enry M ackeill; 33, ston, 68, Cornhill; Mr. Sanger (late Bacon & Co.), 150, (h an d by all the p r i nc i pal Venders of ford-street; Mr. Ward, Patent Wrhitec /IblePdcilCinLeosntthioronu'ghout the United Kingdom, price Ilv. per Bottle, or four in one Family Bottle for'334. INDIAN ARMY. EXTRACT k'RO3l DIVISION ORDERS BY MAJOR GENERAL N1C01.14, COMMANDING TUX 2d DIVISION OF• THE AItMY. Head-Quarters, Camp, Ooncha Gong, Jan. 22. Major-General Nicells 'having most inadvertently omitted the nam e of Captain Anderson, of the Pioneers, who planted the ladders with severe lo' on the 18th instant, for Lieutenant- C"lonel W ilson's column in the angle of the ditch on the right, umber a heavy fire, he begs to return that officer his hearty thanks, ei Brigadier Pagan having and :wish" him to convey the same to the men who aided in placing the ladders on that memorable occasion. Regianet,l4rtinaijier-, General Gate,atN. I, joined the qd brig brigade soon after its' arrival at the Agra ta,.....i rer to i a l p e p d lau th d at the M s a p j ir or it l' l ' sh l a o l : l .n a i n )y d that the - to assure the Major that he has always been pleased with its conduct. Captain Hall, of f,i ) , m a . Aid-de-Camp to the lamented General r d ty's 14th Regiment, c .ve the Major-General's tluinke for Isisw_ards, is requested to 1 re that e da and for his care of his Chief, share of the exertions of . y, deprived of his exampl e . w len 1 the column was so unhappily A True Extract. Signed) D. D. ANDERSON, Assistant .Adj.. Gen. 2d Div. It is said that the p7th , and 13th (Ring's) are to advance towards llmmerapoora, taking a route into the on the east h►nk of the Irrawtuitly, anti rejoining Sir interior,linecadamp bell higher up the stream. It is hoped that in this ofmawp, march, they be able to pick up cattle, and other hupplics for the Arm). THE NEW. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A LIST or THE MEMBERS 11.11"111RNED TO SERVE IN Tat NEW PARLIAMENT, FOR THE SEVERAL COUNTIES, CITIES, AND BOROUGHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, ALVHARETICALLY AR- RANGED. fric Those marked thus (5) were not in the last Parliament.- Those marked thus (*), are am for the respective places. All the rest are R e - e l ecte d . .. ENGLAND AND WALES. Abingdon-J. Maberley . St. Albans-C. Smith, J. Easthope§• ' Aldborough-H. F. Clinton, J. &Jaw* Aldeburgh--J. Walker, J. rW. Croker* Amersham-T. Drake, W. Drake Andover-Sir J. Pollen, V. Smith - • Angleseashire-Lord Uxbridge : Appleby-lion. B. Tution,§ 1,0111 Maitland§ Arundel-Alderinan Alkins,§ E. Loathe, jun.§ .iliburton-Sir L. Palk, Right Hon. W.:3. Bouint - i* lyirshury-Lord Nugent, W. Riektord Banbury-Ilen. A. C. - Legge§ Burnstapic-F. Hodgson, IL Alexander§ Bath-:Lord J. Thymic, Lord Brecknock Beautnaris-Sir R. Williams* Bedfordshire-Col. T. P.Mar. queen,* Marq. of 'ravistock Betiford-Lord G. Russell, W. Whitbread Bedwiii-itight Hon, Sir J. Nichol!, J. Buxton llercalston-Lord Lovaine, lion. P. 'Asburnhatit Berkshire-C. Dundas, R. Palmer St'rwick-Capt. Beresfnrd, J. Gladstone* Beverley-C. H. Battcy,§ J. Stewart§ Bewdley-W. A. Roberts Bishop's Castle-W, Holmes, E. Rogers Bletehingley-W. Russell*, C. Tennyson* Botlinin-D. Gilbert, H: Seymour* iloroughbridge-G. Mundy, H. Dawkins Bossiney-J. S. Wortley, E. R. Tonne§ Boston-G. Heallicote, N. Malcolm, ju».§.. Braekley-R. Bradshaw, Capt. J. Bradshaw* By:Amber-4. Irving, lion. F. Calthorpe* Breconshire-Colonel T. Wood Brecon-G. Morgan Britigenorth--T. Whitmore, W. Whitmore Bridgewater-W. A stet!, C. Tynte Bridport-Sir H. St. Paul, 11. Warburton§ , Bristol-R. H. Davis, B. Bright Buckinghamshire --Marquis of Chandos, lion. IL Smith Buckingham-Sir G. Nugent, Rt. lion. W. Fremantle Bury St. Edmund': -Earl Euston,§ Lord Hervey§ Callington-A-Bating,* M. Attwood Calve---Sir .1. Alacdonald, lion. J. Abercromhy CambritigesitireLord C. S. Manners, Lord F. Osborne CaMbridge Uoiversity-Sir J. Copley,* Lord Palmerston Cambridge-Marquis Graham, Col. 'Preach Crimelford---M. Milbank, Colonel Craddock Canterbury-S. R. Lushington, Lord Clifton Cardiff-Lord P. J. Stuart* Cardirraushire-Colonel W. Powell Cardigan-P. Pryse Carlisle-Sir J. Grahatn,§ Sir P. Musgrave Carmarthenshirc-lion, t,. R. Trevor Carmarthen -J. Jones Carnarvonshire-Lord New borough§ Carnarvon-Lord W. C. Pagel§ Castle: Rising---Lord H. Cholmontleley, lion. Col. Howard Cheshire-W. Egerton, D. Davenport Chester-Lord Belgrave, Hon. R. Grosvenor • Chichester-Lout G. Lennox, W. Poyntz Chippenhatit-E. Maitland,e F. Gye§ Christchurch-Right iltat. Sir G...ltuse, G. Itoti,S cireneester-Lord Apsley, J. ('ripps - Clithuro-ifon. R. Curzon, Bon. P. Cust• Cockerinouth-Hon..R. Stewart,;. W. Wilson Colchester-Sir G. 11. Smytlii§. D. tar vey § Corte Castle-J. Bond, G. Bauke„; Cornwall--Sir. R. R. Vivyan. G. Pendarves§ Coventry---R. Heatlicote,§ Fyler§ Cricklatk-J. Pitt, IL.Gordon • Cumberland-Sir J. Lowther, J. Curwen DartMouth-Capt. J. Bastard, COI. Cooper Denbighshire-Sir W. W. Wynn Denbigh-J. Ablett,§ Hon. F.West§ (double return) Derbyshire--Lord G. Cavendish, F. Mundy Derby-IL Cavendish, - S. Crompton* Deilzes Pearse, Cl. Taylor.* .- Devonshire-,Sir T. Acland, E.. Bastard , • Dorsetshire-E.' B. Portman, H. Bankes Dorellesterß, Williams. Hon. A. W. Ashley cooper§ Dover- 7 -K Wilbraham, C. Thomson§ DoWnton-T. E. Estcourt,§ R. Southey§ Droitwieb-:-.1. H. Foley, Earl Sefton Dunwich-M. Bayne, A. Arelieektir§ Durham-lion: W. Powlett, J. r.ain:. , ton Durham (City)Sir IL Flardinge. ST. A. Taylor • - East Looe-'-Cobinel Elphinstone,§ W. Lisculles§ Essex-C. Western, Admiral Sir E. liarvey Evesham-Sir C. Cockerel!, F., Prothcroe, itm.§ Exeter-S. Kekewich,§ L Buck§ - • Eye-Sir E. Kerryson, Sir M. Nightingall Flintshire-Sir T. Most y n Flint-Sir B. P. Lloyd Fowey-Eton. 11. Eden,§ G. Luca Alattori-Hon. W. Scott,* M. Prendergast* Germain, tit. -Right lion. C. Arhuthnott, C.'Ross* tilamorcanaliire-Sir C. Cole Gloucestershire-,Lortl R. Somerset, Sir B. W. Guise Gloucester-Col. E. Webb, R. B. Cooper Grampound-(Disfranchised) (iratittiam-F. J. Taboos - ILA Sir M. J. Cholineley Groat Griinsby•-C. Wood,§ G.. F. Beneore§ Grinstead, East-lion. C. Jcakinson, Lord Strathaven Guildford--Sergeant Onslow, G. Norton§ • Hampshire-J. Fleming, Sir W. liesthcote§ Ilarwich-,J. C. Henries, N. Tindall* Haslemere-Right Hon. J. Beekett,§ G. Thompson • Ilastings-Sir W. Curti s ,* Si r C. W et h e rell* IlaveifordWest-It. 13. 1101 '11 C lielstou-Marquis Carmarthen, Lord .1. Townshend Ilerefords'aire-Sir J. Cotten-11, R. Price Hereford--Lord Eastuer, E. B. Clive§ liertfordshire-Sir J. Sebright, N. Calvert* Hertford -T. Byron, T. S. Dttaccitib,i§ Baillie, J. Villiers§ Ilaytesbury.-E, 11.A'Court, iI. Nortlicole§ ighain Ferrets-lion. F. Pcnsonby* - Ilindon 7 -iion. G. M. Forteseue,§ lion. A. Calthorpe* Hoiliton-j. J. Gttest,§ liorsharn-R. Hurst, Hon. H. Fox§ - Ifuntingdonshirc-Aord Mactlevilile ; § W. IfuntingdOn--.1-. Calvert, .1. Start RYtile-S. Mal oribanks, Sir R. T. vittquit4o, O'Neill,§ D. Iykt's ilchester-R. Sharpe,§ .1. Williams* Ipswich-W. lialdimand, Col. Torrens§ [yes, St.-SirC. Hawkins, J. Halse§ Kent -Sir E. Knatellbull, W. lioneYwood King's Lynn-Hon. J. Walpole, Lord W. Betitinek* TlL l L : ent i l l iuit a cciica r :c e sses s itetse b irtli o_ org r e:l o lisF u ri g ejti_ l i : (o - ;:ol.: R .AH; t . .. k li bu o i n n . , ll l., . o T rd i e s r t n a e n y i , e , y S J. ' Mack intosh Lancaster -4. Cawthorne, T. Green aptain Pnlle~y , ,o% J ... . Kca ll e r cl o ,ek g;lett ilnstings,s R. ta.orninsti, t _, Lord Bother!, T. BMA , It, Steplicrison,§ t (double return) Lewes-T. Kciiip,* Sir T. Shelley Liskeard-Lord Elliot Sir W. Pringle Litchfield--Si r G, Anton, U. Vernon Lincolnshire -C. Ch ap li n , si r W. A. logilby Lincoln -j. Fazaknony, C. smborp-. Liverpool7,-Right lion. IV. liuskisson. Gen. Grtsuoyno .5 Alderman Thrempson,S Alderman Waithruntl,§ N I-l a ra ll r e Ci t ' ttt ' , 4*l4l S l7El7l ` W '': l7 3 l4 4 L~4 l cm. Q, Agar Ellis, * Sir A Grant .... ha l l .. j ortl Clive, Hon. R. I!. Clive L lL l tlidd S: l gton-7W. Boyd, G. Prendergast§ Lynic.Regis-•-Hnn. 11. S. Fane,§ Cot. J. Pane Maidstone -J. Nl r t , lls:„‘. R o b .ar ts Mahlon-lion.`(.:.Wilm,§ •T. B. Lennarti* Mal ne - sbury 7 -Sir C. Forbes, J. Forbes§ iqatton—lion. J. C. Itamsden, Lord Normanby* Malborough—Lord Bruce,§ Lord Brudenell Marlow, tireat-0. Williams, T. Williams Maeves,SL—Sir S. Morland, Sir C. Carrington§ Merionethshire--Sir. R. W. Vaughan Michael, St.—W. Leake,* H. "Labouchere§ Middlesex—G. Byrfr„ S.C. Whitbread Midhurst—J. Smith, A. Smith Milborne Port—Lord Graves, A. Chichester§ . Minehead—J. Luttrell. J. Blair* iltontnouthshire—Lord G. Somerset, Sir C. Morgan Monninuth, dfc.—Marquis of Worcester Montgomeryshire —C. W. Wynn Montgomery —Hon. H. Clive Morpeth—Lord Morpeth,§ W. Ord Newark—lL "%Willoughby, Gen. Sir W. Clinton Neweastle-under-Liae—R. W. tiortou, R. Bernadette§ Newcastle-on-Tyne —Sir M. Ridley, C. Ellison Newport, Cornwall—Hon. C. Percy,6 J. Ralne Newport, 1. of Wiglet—RLitole.G.Cagning,* Ilon.W.Scott* Newton, Lancashire—T. Legit, T. Aleock§ NeirloWn, Isle of Wight—H. Gurney, C. Cavendish . Norfolk-41. NVotieliouse, T. Coke ' Northallerton-1100. W. Laseelks, Sir J. Beresford* Not:thatriptotishire—Lord Althorp, W. Cartwright Northaitipton—Sir G. Robinson, W. Maberley Nortiminberland—Hon. 11. T. Liddell / 6 ?Matthew Bell Nor wich--.1 . Peel,§ W. Smith Nottinghamshire —Admiral F. Sotheron, J. Lumley§ Nottingham—Lord Ranelitre,§ J. Birch Okehampton—Sir C. Doraville,* Col. J. It. Strult* Orford—lL Seymour, Sir H. Cooke§ Oxfordshire—W. Ashhurst, J. Fent, Oxford University—Right Hon. R. Peel, T. Esteourt Oxford—J. Langston,* .1. Lockhart Pembrokeshire—Sir J. Owen§ Pembroke-11. 0. Owen Penryn—J. Barelay,§ W. Manning* Peterborough —Sir R. Heron, J. S car l ett , Peteasfield—Colonel JollilTe, M. Alarshall§ Plymouth—Sir W. Congreve, Sir T. B. Martin Vlym H pton—on. G. Edgeumre,§ G. Autrobus* Pontefraet--.1. Starkie,§ T. Houldsworth Poole—B. Lester, Hon. W,Ponsonby§ Portsmouth--J. Carter, F. Baring, Jun.§ Preston—Hon. E. G. Stanley,* J. Woods Queenborough—Lord Downes,* J. Capel§ Radnor (County)—W. 'Wilkins Radnor, Neiv—R. Price , Reading—J. B. Mond, J. Spence§ Retford--Sir R. Dundas,§ W. Wrightson§ Richmond—Hon. 'P. Dundas, R. Barrett Rippon—Right. Hon. F. Robinson, L. Shadwell§ Rochester—llon..ll. Dundas,6 R. Bernal Romney, New —Q. Pennant, G. Tapirs§ Rutland —Sir G. Noel, Sir G. lieathcote Rye—R. A rkwright.6 H Bonham*" Ryegate—Sir .1. S. Yorke, J. Cocks Sailtash —A. Spottiswoode,4 H. Monteith Sandwiclo—Adiniral Sir E. Owen,§ 3. Marryal§ Strum, New—Lord Folkstone, W. Wyndham Sarum, Old—J. J. Alexander, .1. D. Alexander Scarborough —Hon. G. Phipps, lion. C. M. Sutton Seaford —J. Fitagerald,§ A. F. Ellis§ Shaftesbury --11.. Leyecster, E. D. Davenport Shoreham—Sir C. Haste!!, J. Howard§ . Shrewsbury —P. Corbett; R. SlaneyS Shropshire —Sir R. Hill, J. Pelham Somersetshire—W. Dickinson, Sir T. B. Lethbridge Southauipton—NV. Chaueberlayne; A. Dottin§ Southwark—C. Calvert, Sir R. Wilson. Staffordshire—Sir J. Wrottesley, E. Littleton Stattord—R, lronutonger,§ R. Benson§ Stamford—Lord T. Cecil, T. Chaplin§ Steyning—G, Phillips, Mr. Dukaine§ Stockhridge—Gen. Cirosvener, G. Wilbtalianti Sudbory--.1. Willis§, Bethel! Walrondi Suffolk ---Sir 'F. Gooch, Sir W. Rowley Surrey—W. J. Denison, C. N. Pannier§ Sussex—W. Burrell, E. J. Cutlets Tam worth—Lord G. Townshend, W. Peel Tavistack--Lord Ebrington, Lord W.- Russell§ - l'atinton—lL Seymour*, Gen. W. Peaelley§ Te.wkesbu.ey—J. Dowdeswell, J, Martin Thetford—Lord C. Fitzroy, W. Baring§ grhirsk—R. Fratiklanel, R. G. Russell Tiverton—Lord Sandon, Right Hon. R. Ryder Totness—Lord Barnard*, 'l'. Ceurtenay Tregony—Dr. Lositington*, .1. Brougeam§ Truro—Lord F. Somerset§, W. Tomline§ Wallingford—Col. Hughes, Col. Roberts Wareham—J. aticra ft, C. Wall* Warwickshire—D. Dugdale, F. Lawley Warwick—Sir C. Greville, J. Towes§ Wells—C. W. 'Cudway, J. Taylor I Wenciover—G. Smith, S. Smith Wenlock—Hon. G. Forrester, B. Thompson§ Weobley—Lord W. Tilynne,§ Sir G. Coekburne . Westbury--Sir M. hopes, Sit G. Warrender* West Looe—J. Buller,§ C. Buller§ , West - Minster—Sir F. Burdett, J. C. Ilohliouse Westmorelaud-Lord Lowther, Hon. Col, Lowther Weymouth, &e.—'l'. Buxton, Col. Gordon, Rt lion. 'l' Wallace, M. Ure • Whitchnrch—S. Scott, Hon. 11. Tovvnsliend Wigan—Col. J. Undsay, J. A. Hodson Wilton—J. Penruddeetie, E. Baker Wiltshire—Sir J. Astley, J. Benet!, Winchester —Sir E. 11. East, P. Mildmay Winehelsea—ll.Bronhatii, Lord Howick§ Windsor---. 1. R.amsbottoin, Sir R. ii. Vivian* Woodstock--Lordßlandford,§,Lord Ashley§ Worcestershire-Iton. Col. 11. Lygon Sir T. Winnlegton Worcester—G. Robinson,§ T. Davies Walton Basset-11. Twiss, G. Philips Wycombe—Sir G. King, Sir T. Baring Yarmouth—C. Rumbold, lion. G. Anson Yarmouth, Isle of Wight—Lord Binning*, Dr. Phil limore* Yorkshire—Lord Milton, W. 'Duncombe,* ft, Wikon,6 J Mursliall§ York—M. Wyvill, J. Wilson§ LIST OF 311;IIIIERS IMURNED TO SERVE FOIL IRELAND. Cr' These marked thus (§) were not in the last Parliament. Tlowe marked thus (b), are new for the respective placed.—Those marked thus (1), are returned for more than one place. All the rest are Re-elected. Antrim, County—Gen. O'Niel, E. Al-Nag Wen.* Armagh, County—Hon. IL Caut6oltl. C. Brownlow A rntagh, Borough—Right Hon. H. Lion'thorn* liandcock § Bandon Bridge—Lord Duiminnon* 11 Belfast-- Nati of Belfast Carlow, County—T. fiaventtgli, li. Bruen Carlow—Lord Tullatnore§ , Carrickfergus—Sir A. Chitshester Cashel—P.l. Collett Cavan, County—H. Maxwell, A. Saunderson§ Clare, County—b. O'Brion,§ Rt. Hon. W. V. Fitzgerald Clontuel—J, M. Dawson Coletaino--Sir J Alrydges Cork, County--Lord Eunismoie, Hon, W. King§ Cork—Sir N. Colthurst, lion. C. Hutchinson Doitegol, County—Lord Alotintcharles, Gen. C. Hart Down, county—Lord C.tstlereagh,§ Lord A. Hill Downpatrick—J. IV. Maiwril DD Dublin,trltgl i c L l 7 'yo t t y i l nit . ) ( ' ‘ T r l' l C n A ( l l ) o l l , . () :l l e i l i i !h i ' l l i . li ci te r ,l t t i .4. Talb o t Dublin Universit)--Right lion. W. C. Plunkett Dnudp.lk—C. Barclay§ Ddngarvon --- Lion , Cl. Frrtttati;iglt; County—lion. Knox b M M. Arcltdall Lord Corry Col. R. M . trtin (Kltlta,ill.s:vvy:ll,lY.r.';o(j:tot.iut°7-41—Bartja..*Iptianit).?,M. Fitz , orald, Hon. J. liarei . C. Fitzgerald, R. Latoucho Kildare, County—Lord W Kilkenny, County--lion. C. ll. Clarke, LJ Dun eantv o.s Kilkenny, City—J. Doherty* King's County—Lord Oxmardown, T. Bernard Kinsale—J. Russell* Leitrim, County—Lord Clements, S. White Limerick, County—Col. lion. R. Fitzgibbon, T. Lloyd§ Limerick, City—T. S. Rice Lisburne—Capt. if. Meynell§ Londonderry, County—G. R. Dawson, A. R. Stewart Londonderry, City—Right lion. Sir G. F. Hill Longford, County—Lord Forbes, Sir G. R. Fetherstone Louth, County—J. L. Foster, A. Davison§ Mallow—C. 1). 0. Jephson§ Mayo, County—J. Browne, Lord Bingham§ Meath, County—Earl Rective, girl. Somerville • Monaghan, County—flon.H.R.Westenra, E. J. Shirley§ Newry—Hon. J. H. Knox§ Portarlington—J. Farquhar Queen's County—!hr H. Parnell. Sir C. H. Coote Roscommon, County—lion. It. King,§ A. French. Ross, New—W. Wigram* kli g o, County—E. S. Cooper,,lion. H. King Sligo—o. Wynne Tipperary, County—lionourable F. Prittle, Capt J. U. lintehinson§ Tralee—Col. J. Ctitti!. Tyrone, County--Ifon. T. Corry, Cot. W. Stuart Waterford, County—R. Power, H. V. Stuart§ Ni l aterford, lion. Sir J. Newport Westmeath, County-0. Rochfort,§ IL M. Tuite§ Wexford, County--• Lord Stopfoid, R. S. Ca rew %Sex ford—Admira) H. Evans § Wicklow, County—lion. G. L. Proby, J. Grattan Youghall—llon. G. Ponsonby. LIST OF MEMBERS RETualgEn TO sinus FOIL SCOTLAND. Cr Those marked thus (§ )were not in the last Parliament. Those marked thus ("), are new for the respective places.—All the rest are Re-elected. Aberdeenshire.--Hon. Captaip W. Gordon Argyleshire—W. F. Campbell Ayrshire—General J. Montgomerio Banffshire—Earl of Fife 11 !!rwickshire—lion. Captain A. Maitland§ Caithness and Bute—Hon. Capt. J. Sinelairf Cromarty and Nairnshire—D. Davidsoul .Dumbartonshire—J. Campbell, intl.§ Dninfries-shire—Admiral Sir IV. J. Hope Edinburghshire—Cir G. Clarke Elginshire—Hon Col. F. W. Grant Fifeshire—Capt. J. Wemyss Forfarshire—Hon. W. R. nude Haddingtonsitire—Lord J. Huy§ Invernesshirt.‘—Right lion. C. Grant Kincardineshire—Hon. Col. H. ArOuthnott§ Kinross-shire —Col. G. Graliamf Kirkcudbright —IL C. Furgusson§ Lanarkshire—Lord A. Ifumilton Linlitligowshire--Hon. Sir A. Hope Peebleshire—Sir .J. Montgomery Perthshire—Sir G. Murray Renfrewshire---J. Maxwell, jun. Ross-shirc-,-Sir J. W. Mackenzie Roxburghshire—ll. F. Scott§ • Selkirkshire—W. E. Lockhart, Stirlingsbire—ll. Drummond Stitherlandshire---Lurd F. L. Gower* Wigtonsherc—Sir W. Maxwell ROY AL n U RGTIS. Aberdeen, &e.—J. Hume Anstruther, dtc.—J. Balfour* Ayr, Irvin, &c.—T. F. Kennedy Dumfries, &e.--W. IL Douglas Dysart, &c.—Sir R. Ferguson Edinburgh —Right Hon. W. Dundas &c.—Honourable General A. Duff rj Fortrose, dte.--R. Grant§ Glasgow, &c.—A. Campbell Jedburgli. &e.—Colonel A. J. Dalrymple* Peebles, &0.--A. Hay Perth, &c.—Hon. H. Lindsay. &c.--R. Downie Taln, &c..)--Sir H. limes Wigton, IL Lowther* GENERAL ELECTION. INVERNESS. (From the Inverness Courier.) The contest for the Representation of this important County, which for nearly two years has been matter of eager and anxious anticipation, both to the parties interested, and to a considerable portion of the Scottish public, has at length been brought to a close. The day appointed for the election was Friday last the 7th inst. ; and its near approach was evidenced by the increased ani mation of the roads leading to the scene of conflict, and of the town itself; our streets rocked beneath the roll of gay equipages; and the broad area between the two principal inns exhibited vary ing and motley crowds of gazers, in which age and youth—the brave and the fitir—the plaided highlander, and the peaceful burgess —appeared agitated by one common excitement. The interest was in proportion to our long exemption from similar calls on our attention, the phenomena of a contested election never having been witnessed within this county since the year 180 t. Of the four Gentlemen who had long since stood forward, Colonel Baillie, of Leys, now M.P. for Hecker, withdrew from the contest soon after hid election for that Burgh, and his example was on the 6th inst. followed by M‘Leod, of APLeod. The re tirement of these two Gentlemen left the Right non. Medea Grant and Lord Macdonald the only competitors far the vacant prise; and the subsequent proceedings assumed all the marked interest of a single and individual struggle. At 12 o'clock on the day of e leeti on , the freeholders assembled in the Court-house. The throng of persons desiring admittance was immense, and would probably have created confusion, had it not been fear the judicious arrangements mathr to secure to the proper members of the Court, the undistorted exercise of their franchise. On entering the Court room, we observed that the Bench was occupied by the two 'Candidates, supported on the right, by the Hon. Col. Francine; William Grant of Grant, 11. P. for the County of Moray, and Lord Lieutenant, of Invernass-shire, and on the left by William Fraser Tytler, Esq. Sheriff of this County. About 50 of the freeholders, as made up at the last Michaelmas Head Court were present, together with upwards of 30 new claimants. These with the Counsel and Agents in the respective interests of the Ciindidates, occupied the area of the Court Rouse ; and the Gallery was appropriated for the accom modation of strangers. After the writ was read, the returns Man the Parish Churches tPir°donsuleeaidranbeforde t t l h re a n n o c t t ic a : Grant, as Paxliamentary Preset, called the het of 1 ` . " 1 " 0 "., „d,. a o i f n t s h t e 114Frieelx.h.royhtti:rsd by Co i t T h u t. p s ti l o t t eri r a ffik t whom the oaths of assurance, abjuration and allegianee ‘ l 7 r . ministered. These formalities , occupied a conaider/bltermit:ofit'i.t liana F time, arldserthperodupeysedw k This nomina- Preses of the Meeting, and Mr. Kinloch, Clef.; „ tion wens ascended by MajorsGenerel!thusto= be a i nu ng t- t r ut u , r eate ru. donald expressed his coucurreuce. * llu p it re C tt o y lo il t i re r l 4 F d . "4 ;. e'i t.l l' ;arr vl 7 l se%e ti u'll dio'"en comfort t a meeting should adjourn to t h e accommodation of the postsfedjournment instantly trek troll to the purposes of electioneering r i n a o l ted, ':un ttra t t u ft d r ii t l h t e h g e i C L l F u 4 l 7 ol 4ll:44 o : ta f ive rrt d erøfh to, ll ::s lelli th a u e u r d i e l h r fu o u t: thentleigeb P C P lhitirtihLw:fie: ; : : : :„::::l a a c a l l neither contravenes any wa r t*ref prejolit;C among the members of the PfinciPl" , " r rtliarda 41,1.-an d the arrangement was in the present Scottish Establishment , ;m ance highly grateful to the public. Multitudes of persons inrmtadiatell• thronged to the new theatre of action. The front